-
Posts
-
By danlodish345 · Posted
The town I live in in a different state there was a flagpole site T-Mobile came in and modified the flagpole site and it works very well now has all the proper bands as well. -
By jasonsteele · Posted
That’s what they’re doing in Phoenix to all the sites that can handle all that equipment. I wonder what they are going to do with flagpole sites and the small cap assemblies they put on metal power transmission poles. Those are usually only B66 because they are so skinny. I guess we will see, awful lot of those here in the suburbs for aesthetic reasons. -
By Dkoellerwx · Posted
Fully modernized T-Mobile site colocated with Sprint in Denver, CO. 694Mbps with 80Mhz of N41. Not bad. -
By Dkoellerwx · Posted
Lots of N41 antennas around Denver. Saw nearly every T-Mobile site I could spot along I-70 in far west Denver, and along 6th to just south of Downtown with N41 antennas. Both original and updated antenna versions. My phone wouldn't let me connect to most of them for some reason. So either they were new, or we were moving too fast, or idk what. Did find another fully modernized T-Mobile site at Iliff and Oneida that I was able to test. Has 80Mhz of N41 on air, 10Mhz of N71, 5Mhz B71, 5Mhz B12, 15Mhz B2, and 10Mhz B66. Site is co-located with a Sprint B25/26/41 site. 694Mbps down and 64Mbps up... not bad! -
Is it easy to put back together in a way where they wouldn't know that you look it apart?
-
-
Recently Browsing
No registered users viewing this page.
Recommended Posts